After 8 years of use, the heavy-truck engine-overhaul equipment at Pete's Truck Repair was evaluated for replacement. Pete's accountant used an after-tax minimum acceptable rate of return (MARR) of 8% per year, Te of 30%, and a current market value of $25,000 to determine AW=$2100. The new equipment costs $75,000, uses straight line (SL) depreciation over a 10-year recovery period, and has a $15,000 salvage estimate. The estimated cash flow before taxes (CFBT) is $15,000 per year. Pete asked his engineer son Ramon to determine if the new equipment should replace what is owned currently. From the accountant, Ramon learned the current equipment cost $20,000 when purchased and reached a zero book value several years ago. Help Ramon answer his father's question. The annual worth of the challenger is determined to be $ The has a higher AW value and thus selected